This guide provides an overview of the Payments API, including how to integrate it into your application, common use cases, and best practices.

Quick Start

  1. Setup API Access

    • Sign up for a developer account on our platform.
    • Generate an API key to authenticate requests.

  2. Integration

    • Include the Payments API client library in your project.
    • Initialize the client with your API key.

  3. Process Payments

    • Use the createPayment method to initiate a payment.
    • Handle callbacks and notifications for payment status updates.

Common Use Cases

  • One-Time Payments

    • Process single transactions for goods or services.
    • Use createPayment with payment details and customer information.

  • Subscription Payments

    • Set up recurring payments for subscription-based services.
    • Utilize the createSubscription method and manage subscriptions with the updateSubscription and cancelSubscription methods.

API Reference

For detailed documentation and examples, visit the Payments API Reference.

Best Practices

  • Security

    • Always use HTTPS to secure your API requests.
    • Store API keys securely and never expose them in client-side code.

  • Error Handling

    • Implement proper error handling to manage payment failures and retries.

  • Testing

    • Test your integration thoroughly to ensure proper functionality.

Payment Process Flowchart

For more information on how to handle payment processing flows, refer to our Payment Process Guide.

Note: Always keep your API key and sensitive information secure. Do not share them publicly or with unauthorized parties.